Year: BE2561/2018
Master: Kruba Krissana ( Disciple/Luksit )
Temple: Wat Arsomsathan ( Nakhon Ratchasima )
This particular batch of butterflies are blessed during the "Wai Kru" event, it means teachers day in Thai. Specially chosen day to blessed during the eclipse. Amulets blessed during this event while the eclipse takes placed are believed to be more powerful and effective.
The gold coin behind is known as the Yant Duang, also known as the Money Infinity yant. It's said to give wearer a big boost of wealth luck in terms of business, career and lottery. This yant, is recognized by the late King himself as well.
Kruba Krissana is famous for his butterfly amulets, and is known as The King of Butterfly. His amulets has many attributes like wealth fetching, metta (for public relations), and improving the convincing power of the wearer. Kruba Krissana's items are mainly for affinity and suitable for people in the sales line.
Kruba Krissana, is often invited and seen in many larger scale events in Thailand due to his well known witcha ( Magic ), known all around the world. Kruba Krissana has also helped many devotees of his in terms of career, family, relationships, business, and also unexpected windfalls.
The two faces on the every Butterfly amulet represent Lord Shiva and his wife Mae Uma as known as Parvati. Lord Shiva is the third god of the Hindu Trinity. Shiva represents darkness and is also known as the god of destruction. Often, Lord Shiva destroys negative presences such as evil, ignorance, and death. Shiva protects souls until they are ready for recreation at the hands of Brahma. Since creation follows destruction. Because of his connections with destruction, Lord Shiva is one of the most feared and heavily worshipped deities in Hinduism.
Parvati is the Divine Mother. Other forms of Parvati, include Durga and Kali. Parvati is widely known as the Hindu goddess of fertility, love and devotion.
Benefits of Wearing:
- Overall protection for the wearer
-Wish granting
- Enhances overall luck for the wearer.
- Boost in metta
- Better public relationship with peers
- Brings unexpected windfalls for the wearer
Dimensions: 5.0cm by 3.7cm
Weight: 14.0g
Best place to wear: Have to be worn above waist (due to surfacing Lord Shiva image), placed on alter, or car dashboard.